Where University Students Live: Higher Education Students by State and Suburb at the 2021 Census
At the 2021 Census 1.19 million people were studying at a university or other higher education provider, 5.7% of residents aged 15 and over. The share ran from 2.7% in localities of 201 to 999 residents to 6.7% in those...
Government, Catholic and Other Schools: Where School Students Go, by State and Suburb
At the 2021 Census 36.3% of Australia's 3.70 million school students attended a non-government school. The share varies little between states, from 33.2% in Tasmania to 37.9% in South Australia, and widely between suburbs, from 1.3% to 80.6% among larger...
Australia in Education: Who Was Studying at the 2021 Census, from Preschool to University
At the 2021 Census 6.22 million people in Australia were attending an educational institution, 24.5% of the population. Among people aged 20 to 24 the share studying was 40.4%, and it ran from 23.6% in localities of 201 to 999...
Households on Less Than $650 a Week: Where Low Incomes Are Concentrated, by State and Suburb
At the 2021 Census 1.43 million Australian households had an income under $650 a week, 15.7% of households, leaving out those in which no one stated an income. The share was 39.5% among lone-person and group households and 5.9% among...
Where Australians Were Born, Suburb by Suburb: Country of Birth at the 2021 Census
At the 2021 Census 7.0 million people living in Australia were born overseas, 29.3% of those who stated a birthplace. The share ran from 16.3% in Tasmania to 34.2% in Western Australia, and among larger suburbs from 4.7% to 85.8%.
Staying Put: Who Lived at the Same Address Five Years On, by State and Suburb
At the 2021 Census 12.7 million Australians were at the same address as five years earlier, 56.6% of those who answered. South Australia was the most settled state at 61.0%; among larger suburbs the share ran from 3.2% in a...
